"Exiled Brain Surgeon" Podcast/Interview

[Minze666]

 

[Minze666]

I accidentally hit enter on my keyboard before I could write anything and it submitted the thread.

I haven't finished the whole talk yet, but I'm nearly through with only 45 minutes left to watch.

Jack Kruze is a brain surgeon that has a lot of controversial takes on light and non native EMF (wifi, microwaves, etc). The whole video is worth watching but try to make it through the first 25 minutes, at least.

The first 2.5 hours is more conspiratorial, and then the next 30 min is kind of boring before he gets more into health.

It's 4 hours long so there's a lot to talk about. I watched the first half yesterday but I'll try to list some interesting points from memory

• blue light without red and uv light is extremely harmful
• the government knows it and is weaponizing it
• that's why incandescent bulbs are being banned
• Las Vegas was built by mossad
• covid vax has SV40 in it
• all cells create light

I don't remember as much as I should. I hope other people watch and bring up any part that interests them. You'll have to excuse him for some things like still thinking Hitler was a bad guy, talking positively about any jew, etc.

This is a very worthwhile listen.

 

[Henu the Great]

A four hour video without a single line of report of what the contents are. Please, value our time at least as much as to write at least a few words what this is about.

 

[Minze666]

A four hour video without a single line of report of what the contents are. Please, value our time at least as much as to write at least a few words what this is about.

Yeah I didn't mean to submit without any comment. The post I wrote right after is still pending approval.

 

[Minze666]

Are any Satanists already familiar with Jack Kruse? Do you take as much precaution as he does against blue light and non native emf?
Are we severely disadvantaged to achieving our Magnum Opus in this life due to environmental factors?

 

[Larissa666]

that's why incandescent bulbs are being banned

I don’t understand this, you can get LED bulbs in any color temperature you want?

 

[FancyMancy]

• covid vax has SV40 in it

Claim: Regulatory agencies didn’t know of residual DNA contamination in COVID-19 RNA vaccines; residual DNA could integrate into our DNA and cause cancer
Verdict: Inaccurate

Contrary to viral claim, regulatory agencies knew of residual DNA in COVID-19 mRNA vaccines; no evidence this poses health concern

Concerns over the potential health effects of residual DNA in biological products like vaccines aren’t new or unknown to regulatory agencies. In fact, recommended guidelines for acceptable levels of residual DNA were already established by the World Health Organization and the U.S. Food and Drug...

healthfeedback.org

Claim: DNA in COVID mRNA shots “may have the ability to alter the human genome”; “SV40 has been linked to cancer in humans”; “Regulatory Agencies Knew There Was a Contamination Problem”
Verdict: Misleading

Claim that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines contain DNA contaminants based on study of vials of "unknown provenance"; no evidence COVID-19 mRNA vaccines can alter DNA in people

To date, claims that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines can alter DNA in people lack a biologically plausible mechanism to explain how this would happen. A certain proportion of polio vaccine administered between the 1950s and 1960s were contaminated with the virus SV40, which can cause tumors in animals...

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While it may be misleading, as opposed to false (I don't know what the other verdicts on this site are; I've never seen it before), we do realise that they like to experiment on Animals, with Animal testing and things, and then transfer those results and whatever onto Humans...

• all cells create light

Biophoton Communication: Can Cells Talk Using Light?
22/05/2012

Biophoton Communication: Can Cells Talk Using Light?

A growing body of evidence suggests that the molecular machinery of life emits and absorb photons. Now one biologist has evidence that this light is a new form of cellular communication.

www.technologyreview.com

I put the link into ChatGPT -


My Conversation with an AI Chatbot - Biophoton Communication in Cells

Biophoton Communication: Can Cells Talk Using Light?

A growing body of evidence suggests that the molecular machinery of life emits and absorb photons. Now one biologist has evidence that this light is a new form of cellular communication.

www.technologyreview.com

The article discusses biophoton communication, a process where cells may communicate using light rather than traditional chemical signals. Researchers suggest that this method of communication could enhance our understanding of cellular interactions and how they influence biological processes. The study of biophotons opens new avenues in fields like medicine and biology, potentially leading to breakthroughs in how we approach cellular behavior.

This article was from 2012. What is the latest information regarding this?

Recent research on biophotons—ultraweak light emissions from living organisms—has advanced significantly since 2012. New techniques, like luminescence imaging and time-resolved spectroscopy, have enhanced the detection and analysis of biophoton emissions. Key findings include elevated biophoton levels in cancer cells, suggesting their potential role in cancer diagnostics. Additionally, biophotons appear to regulate biological processes, especially in actively dividing or repairing cells. There is also interest in using biophoton emissions in agriculture and developing therapies to harness low-intensity light for healing purposes(Advanced Technology Group).

For more detailed insights, you can check the full article (Advanced Technology Group)ps://advancedtechnologygroup.org/the-science-behind-biophotons-how-light-affects-our-bodies-at-a-cellular-level/).

So basically, cells use light to communicate?

Yes, cells can communicate using light, a phenomenon known as biophoton communication. This involves the emission of ultraweak photons, which may play roles in cellular interactions, regulating biological processes, and possibly indicating health status. Recent research suggests these light emissions could be significant in understanding cancer development and enhancing therapeutic approaches. For further details, you can refer to the full article (Advanced Technology Group)ps://advancedtechnologygroup.org/the-science-behind-biophotons-how-light-affects-our-bodies-at-a-cellular-level/).

Check your most-recent response and consider it critically. Use any sources you can to provide a definite answer.

Searched 4 sites
“biophoton communication cells light”
bing.com
PLOS — Cellular Communication through Light | PLOS ONE
journals.plos.org
Popular Science — Are Cells Communicating With Each Other By Emitting Light?
popsci.com
BioMed Central — Cell-to-cell signaling through light: just a ghost of chance? | Cell Communication and Signaling | Full Text
biosignaling.biomedcentral.com

Yes, cells can indeed communicate using light, a phenomenon often described in terms of biophoton communication. Biophotons are weak photons emitted by biological systems, which differ from the brighter bioluminescence seen in some organisms. While this concept has been explored for several years, ongoing research has shed light on how cells might utilize these emissions for signaling.

Recent studies indicate that biophotons can transmit information between cells, particularly under specific conditions. For instance, researchers have found discernible patterns in the biophoton emissions of cells that suggest these signals might carry information similar to how binary data is transmitted in noisy environments. This pattern recognition points toward a potential mechanism for cells to communicate, even amidst background noise from ambient light(Popular Science)(BioMed Central).

However, the field is still developing. Questions remain about how these light signals are generated and received by non-specialized cells, the specifics of how information is coded within the light, and the potential range and directionality of these signals. One of the main challenges is that the weak intensity of light emitted by individual cells is often drowned out by ambient illumination, making detection and effective communication challenging(Popular Science)(BioMed Central).

Overall, while the idea of cells communicating via light holds intriguing possibilities, much research is still needed to clarify the mechanisms involved and their biological significance. For a more detailed exploration of biophoton communication, you can check out the latest findings on this topic (BioMed Central)ps://biosignaling.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1478-811X-11-87).

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These errors above were made by ChatGPT.
Binary? That sounds an awful lot like computer technology. I don't want to be an alarmist mentioning "microchipping" or "the microchip" again, but...



My Conversation with an AI Chatbot - Material Interaction with Light

Do all materials, as basic as carbon which is in literally everything, absorb and emit light or photons, or contain them?

Not all materials absorb and emit light or photons, but most do to some extent due to their atomic and molecular structures. Here’s a breakdown of how this works:

1. Absorption of Light: When light (or photons) hits a material, it can be absorbed if the energy of the photons matches the energy levels of the electrons in the atoms or molecules of the material. This excitation of electrons can lead to various outcomes, such as heat generation or a change in the material's properties.
2. Emission of Light: Materials can also emit light, typically when excited electrons return to their ground state. This process can happen through various mechanisms, such as fluorescence, phosphorescence, or incandescence.
3. Presence of Photons: While materials themselves do not inherently contain photons, they can interact with them. Photons are created when electromagnetic radiation is emitted or absorbed.
4. Carbon and Light: Carbon is a versatile element and can exist in various forms (like graphite, diamond, and fullerenes), each with different optical properties. It can absorb and emit light, particularly in the form of infrared radiation or visible light in some carbon allotropes.
5. Other Materials: Some materials, like metals, are good reflectors and may not absorb visible light effectively, while others, like glass, can transmit light. Additionally, materials such as insulators may not emit or absorb light in the visible spectrum but can interact with infrared radiation.

In summary, while most materials can interact with light, the extent to which they absorb, emit, or reflect it depends on their specific properties and structures.

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With our Biology, our cells, when "the energy of the photons matches the energy of the electrons of the material", that sounds very much like like attracting like ("like attracts like") (or light attracting light, you might say). We can draw things to us, depending on the energy - Energies - and the amounts of them. No doubt it is more complicated than this. Mind Energies, our Souls with our DNA/genes, our Physical Bodies vibrating (all objects vibrate), the Universe being a vibrational Aether field, quantum entanglement of joined particles being influenced instantaneously no matter the distance between them, the transfer of Energies (e.g. sending Energy to Satan) being immediate - not bound by space and time, etc., etc., etc. Not to mention that our Souls are made-up of Light and our Brains looking like the cosmos...



My Conversation with an AI Chatbot - Atomic Particles and Photons

How do protons, electrons and neutrons relate to photons/light?

Protons, electrons, neutrons, and photons all play distinct but interconnected roles in the realm of physics, especially in the context of atomic and electromagnetic phenomena. Here's how they relate to each other:

Protons and Neutrons​

• Structure of Atoms: Protons and neutrons are found in the nucleus of an atom. Protons are positively charged, while neutrons are neutral. The number of protons in the nucleus determines the element (e.g., hydrogen has one proton, while oxygen has eight).
• Atomic Mass: Protons and neutrons contribute to the majority of an atom's mass. Electrons, being much lighter, have a negligible effect on the overall mass.

Electrons​

• Orbits and Energy Levels: Electrons are negatively charged particles that orbit the nucleus in specific energy levels or shells. The arrangement of electrons in these levels determines the chemical properties of an element.
• Photon Interaction: When an electron transitions between energy levels, it can absorb or emit energy in the form of photons (light). For example, when an electron drops to a lower energy level, it releases a photon, which corresponds to a specific wavelength of light.

Photons​

• Nature of Light: Photons are the elementary particles of light and other forms of electromagnetic radiation. They are massless and travel at the speed of light in a vacuum.
• Electromagnetic Force: Photons are the force carriers for electromagnetic interactions. They mediate the electromagnetic force between charged particles, such as the attraction between protons and electrons.

Interrelationships​

• Atomic Interactions: The interaction of protons, neutrons, and electrons within atoms governs chemical reactions and bonding. When atoms gain or lose electrons, they can emit or absorb photons, leading to visible light or other forms of electromagnetic radiation.
• Spectroscopy: The study of how photons interact with matter is fundamental in fields like spectroscopy. By analyzing the light emitted or absorbed by substances, scientists can determine the composition and properties of those substances.

In summary, protons and neutrons form the nucleus of atoms, while electrons orbit around this nucleus. The interactions between these particles lead to the emission and absorption of photons, which are essential for understanding light and electromagnetic phenomena.

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Well, that says a Hell of a lot nothing about "faith"! I have now started putting those 3 particles in the order of protons, electrons, neutrons because the initials spell "PEN". It is written in Nature that we have, and cannot exist withouth, 666. I may have missed it, but I am waiting to see how the electromagnetic spectrum (and magnetism specifically) plays into Spiritual Satanism and manipulating Energies and how these interact with our Physical Bodies, i.e performing Magick and meditating. The Electromagnetic Force (one of the 4 fundamental forces) regards electricity and light, and is super important for atoms and molecules. As we know already, light wavelengths (the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum) correspond to colours which can be used in Colour Magick; colours have Magickal properties and uses.

It's amazing how even small bits of information build a much bigger picture of what we call Spiritual Satanism, which should be - and one day will be - mere living, without the need to call it "Spiritual Satanism" because it will be everyday and proper and usual. Stupid "jesus". It doesn't know shit! Clever christians (and muslims)... :eyeroll: :vomit:

Praise 666 - without which we can't have biology!
Praise Satan - Illuminator, without whom, we would be doomed and damned by the jew!

For those who might not realise - Satan did not create 666; 666 existed before Satan did! The Uniuverse existed already. Satan had a birth once upon a time, and He and His People figured out genetics and genetic engineering, Spirituality, and Magick.

For those who don't, most certainly do not, realise - "jesus" (and "muhammad")? Lol! PMSFL!

 

[Minze666]

I don’t understand this, you can get LED bulbs in any color temperature you want?

LED lights that appear to give off white light are still giving off blue light. The sun also gives off blue light.

Blue light has a higher frequency that affects the body in different ways than red or orange light. It wouldn't be harmful at all if the only source we had was the sun. But since it's everywhere it has become a health hazard.

One effect of blue light is that it destroys melatonin in your eyes. That's why turning on a light at night will wake you up if you were tired.

My Conversation with an AI Chatbot

These AI chatbots are so heavily curated to shut down any science or historical fact that contradicts the jewtrix... I wouldn't bother asking it anything.

 

[AFODO]

LED lights that appear to give off white light are still giving off blue light. The sun also gives off blue light.

Blue light has a higher frequency that affects the body in different ways than red or orange light. It wouldn't be harmful at all if the only source we had was the sun. But since it's everywhere it has become a health hazard.

One effect of blue light is that it destroys melatonin in your eyes. That's why turning on a light at night will wake you up if you were tired.

I use blue light filter on my pc and it regulates the light temperature to 1500 - 1900 Kelvin. Is that worth something?

 

[Minze666]

I use blue light filter on my pc and it regulates the light temperature to 1500 - 1900 Kelvin. Is that worth something?

I don't really know a lot about the topic, to be honest. Later in that vid you can see Kruse's phone screen for a moment and it's totally red/orange.

I feel like he takes things pretty far, maybe farther than needs be? It's weird for me to say that as a layman, when he's the expert supposedly, but I do get that impression.

 

[FancyMancy]

These AI chatbots are so heavily curated to shut down any science or historical fact that contradicts the jewtrix... I wouldn't bother asking it anything.

Yeah. I am suspicious of what the intentions of those behind the chatbots are. On ChatGPT it gives a disclaimer that it makes mistakes. I share these for information-gathering and to compare with other places, e.g. j/news wedsites/TV programmes and users' comments in comment sections (and also to show how the chatbot replies).

 

[Minze666]

I found another video that's much shorter and covers a lot of the same info as the longer one.